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Your hard drive is where everything is stored on your computer when it is off, and where the computer goes to get the stuff when its running. It isnt possible to have had two E drives. How do I "dis-connect" the cd rom drive? Un-plug something inside the computer's hard drive?Ĭolumbo was trying to determine what is missing. I don't know what you mean by a "partition". ( I'm not sure but I think I installed the software pc card for the laptop in the desktop as well as the software for the router) Insert the D-Link Air Wireless Adapter and restart the configuration utility. Local Area Connection Network Cable Unplugged - Intel (R) Pro/100VE Network - Location PCI bus 2, device 8, function 0 I have a laptop I want to connect to the internet through my desktop.īoth are telling me there is a problem. I have been trying to install a network using a Broadband router and a wireless pc card. Is that possible? Why would the properties say they are full but they have 0 bytes. I think I used to show having two E drives. Okay, now that you know that, will you still try to help me? I'm not even sure what a "hard" drive is! It's where my motherboard is isn't it?

Once done, the drive letter will be removed and the volume will go back to the way it used to be i.e hidden.You are talking to a computer dummy.

Replace ‘ ’ with the local disk letter that you want to remove which in this case would be the newly appeared partition in Windows Explorer.

Note the volume number of the volume that has newly appeared in Windows Explorer.

Once you have opened up an elevated command prompt, type in diskpart.Open an elevated command prompt as shown in the instructions of method 1.Hence, making use of this utility, you can easily remove the assigned letter. DiskPart is a utility that you can use to manage your system’s drives/partitions. After entering the command, the volume will no longer appear in Windows Explorer and you will not be presented with the drive full message again.Īnother way of hiding the system restore partition would be to use the DiskPart utility.Replace ‘ ’ with the new partition which can differ in different cases.Once the elevated command prompt opens, type in the following command: Mountvol /d Hiding the Partition.Alternatively, you can press Windows Key + X and select ‘ Command Prompt (Admin)’ from the list. Go to Start Menu, type in ‘ cmd’, right-click the ‘ Command Prompt’ and select ‘ Run as an administrator’.